Most people know of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, and maybe Pepsi Cherry. Thanks to the internet, here’s an interesting look at Pepsi Jazz, White, Mojita, Ice Cucumber, and more. Click here for more pictures. Videos after the break.
This incredible video was “captured by NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity on Nov. 4 and 5, 2010; the panoramic camera movie combines exposures taken through different camera filters and accelerates about 17 minutes of sunset into a 30-second simulation.” Continue reading to watch.
The red dust in the atmosphere scatters red light, so when anyone looking around would see a reddish sky. Meanwhile, the red wavelengths are filtered out of the direct path of light from the sun, leaving light towards the bluish end of the color spectrum.
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Amazon is selling the Seagate Expansion 640GB External Hard Drive for just $46.99 shipped, originally priced at $103.99. This drive lets you “instantly add more storage space to your computer and take large files with you when you travel.” Product page. Continue reading for a video review of the 500GB model.
Setup is straight forward, simply connect a single USB cable and you are ready to go. The drive is powered from the USB cable, so there is no need for an external power supply. Plus, it is automatically recognized by Windows, so there is no software to install and nothing to configure.
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Called BottomsUP, this innovative beer dispenser fills cups up from the bottom. Technically speaking, “each cup has a big hole at the bottom that’s sealed with a flat circular magnet; the machine pops the magnet up and fills the cup from the bottom up. When the cup is full, the magnet retracts and the cup is sealed again once more.” Video after the break.
The idea of pouring beer from the bottom of a glass isn’t exactly new, but BottomsUP Beer says that their tap is the world’s fastest beer dispensing system (9x as fast as traditional beer taps).
[via Gizmodo – Beer-Universe]
On first, second, and third looks, the bicycle helmet-wearing child may look real, but it’s actually a cleverly placed decal. Thankfully, Sweet Pete’s isn’t the only company that’s getting more creative with their ads. Click here to see more.
One way to gift an iPad would be to simply wrap up the box with shiny metallic paper, and another is turning it into a tasty treat, like the one you see above for example. Yes, it was wrapped in plastic before being coated with chocolate. Click here for more pictures.
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Finally, it’s Christmas day, and aside from the usual food fare, here are some creative geek-themed creations that might actually inspire you to get cooking, especially since nearly all stores are closed. Click here to see them all. Videos after the break.
It’s that time again, time for more funny exam answers. Though many students are on winter break right now, it’s never too early to start planning ahead for all those questions you may not have the answers to. Click here to see them all.
If your boss asked you to make a graph (circle graph / pie chart) on how people respond to “what?”, it will definitely have you on your toes and asking just about everyone in the office. In other words, you wouldn’t be spending hours going over boring data. Click here to see more geeky graphs that would make work more fun, all created by GraphJam.
Most Star Wars fans have watched both the original and recent enhanced version of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Here’s how they compare when the recreated scenes get placed next to the original. Click here for more pictures. Video after the break.